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Silicon Valley VC accused of keeping a sex slave for 13 years in disturbing lawsuit https://t.co/8affI2vLUf — Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

#DPRK leaders must be held accountable for crimes against humanity, UN expert tells Human Rights Council #HRC31 - https://t.co/aE6eWFu6vp — UN Geneva (@UNGeneva) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Vermont could make history with new pot bill https://t.co/8KDjDSon8O — Reuters TV (@ReutersTV) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Sarah Palin cancels Trump event after her husband is injured in snow machine crash: https://t.co/SeBSGryJJn (Getty) http://pic.twitter.com/D2Jl5PQMzy — MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Boston Catholic school students barred from playoff game after anti-Semitic chant https://t.co/V5WsWsknI0 — Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

The House will vote tonight on resolutions condemning the atrocities of Assad and #ISIS. https://t.co/C1wvr0YsIB — Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Hiker finds Roman coin that’s nearly 2,000 years old, only the second of its kind found: https://t.co/F9XWURydMW http://pic.twitter.com/C1eTV6AdjI — Good Morning America (@GMA) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Vladimir Putin orders withdrawal of Russian troops from Syria https://t.co/5CHOIDad1D — Guardian news (@guardiannews) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

#Assad’s been informed of #Putin’s decision to withdraw Russian forces from #Syriahttps://t.co/hGcNrbGdOb http://pic.twitter.com/kP7PEm2ZtL — Sputnik (@SputnikInt) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Extremely rare whales (only 500 in the world) make big showing in Cape Cod Bay ?@billkole - https://t.co/k739ryneXh http://pic.twitter.com/EEqcVTVveM — AP Eastern U.S. (@APEastRegion) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Iraqi general: Palestinian-American member of Islamic State surrenders: https://t.co/oilf6RbP7L — The Associated Press (@AP) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

NJ state officials say public schools are not required to test drinking water for lead: https://t.co/CWSMIF9uow http://pic.twitter.com/yiCqVVKyrG — WNYC (@WNYC) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

ISIS fighter from Virginia captured in Syria after walking into Peshmerga-controlled area. https://t.co/HKoCfeTmoo http://pic.twitter.com/qBgzt2Uwkg — ABC News (@ABC) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Recent record-high temperatures would not have occurred without human-induced climate change, new research shows. https://t.co/3K2fqwpELm — AJ+ (@ajplus) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

The time is now for the wealthy and multinational corporations who are doing phenomenally well to help the middle class rebuild. — Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Nicola Sturgeon has insisted the SNP will campaign vigorously for the UK to remain in the EU https://t.co/2dmQ9sZLvE http://pic.twitter.com/MklZo8odVa — Sky News (@SkyNews) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

Turkey declares war on terrorisn after deadly Ankara blast https://t.co/pwvrOsUFAY http://pic.twitter.com/62vspMIWiN — ITV News (@itvnews) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

German anti-immigrant party makes gains in local elections amid refugee crisis https://t.co/iTzns9k7aF — Fox News (@FoxNews) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

At least 20 hurt as 94 vehicles pile up on North Carolina interstate https://t.co/FRn3qZA2Wf http://pic.twitter.com/4baRZCbs0s — NBC News (@NBCNews) March 14, 2016 via TheWorldNewsOrgvia journal.theworldnewsmedia.org

China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) will be deployed in Pakistan to protect the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor that connects the Chinese-operated Gwadar Port in Balochistan, Pakistan to China's Xinjiang region. Neighboring India has voiced concern about the planned move. http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/chinese-troops-will-be-positioned-in-pakistan-security-agencies-to-government-1286550

Malaysia bans the recruitment of foreign workers after protests over plans to recruit 1.5 million people from Bangladesh. but of course... there are exceptions for the rich: Meanwhile the US Administration is pushing for it's lawmakers to accept the TransPacific Partnership Agreement. Hmmm.... what could go wrong?

Six people have been killed in Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma, with two Mississippi fisherman missing, in this week's flooding in the America's Deep South. More than 24 inches of rain has fallen in some of the hardest-hit areas with more rain today that is expected to lead to additional flooding later this week.

The rotating ship is simply Hollywood's answer to "Why aren't the actors floating around if they they are in space?" There are several reasons why the ISS does not. First, if you have gravity in a space ship, you are going to need floors that can support the weight of the crew walking around. You would also need carts to push stuff around in. Not only that, but now you only have walls and a ceiling to put all the other equipment. Without gravity, you can attach anything to any surface. and nothing needs to support the weight. Second, centrifugal force is not gravity so there are totally different rules in a spinning ship. Anything that is spinning needs an axis. And the closer you are to the axis, the less "gravity" and more dizzy you will feel. Gravity has fields, centrifugal force does not. So anything not moving along with the rest of the ship will appear to be flying down the hallway. Anyone who has been on "The Gravitron" at the county fair when someone threw up knows what I'm talking about. Basically a spaceship would have to be a perfectly balanced doughnut with one hallway down the outermost point. It would have to be a doughnut because the space in the middle would be pretty useless anyway. It would have a lot of wasted space and extra weight. If everyone gathered together in one place, it would disrupt the balance and change the simulated "weight of different things in other areas of the ship unless it was so massive, that the ship itself made up of 95% of the total weight. It's a fun idea, but a spinning ship is just too dangerous and not practical. It would have to be more on the scale of a space city. Another fun thought that also helps demonstrate the basic science behind the concept.... If the doughnut ship was fairly "small" (I don't know the exact math to figure out the ideal size) and well balanced you would be able to run down the hall in the opposite direction the ship was spinning and then just "fly" the rest of the way to the mass hall. Because once you are running at the same surface speed as the rotation of the floor beneath you, then you are not really moving anymore, and the ship is just spinning around you. You can just hover there, and try to grab the right doorknob as it goes by. Phil McClellan, Life student https://www.quora.com/Why-dont-they-generate-artificial-gravity-in-ISS-by-rotating-the-ship-on-its-axis-to-generate-centrifugal-force-equivalent-to-gravity

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I had to learn a new term while reading this article. "Coinsurance". (Distinct from "Copayments") a couple quotes: ...... http://www.cnbc.com/2016/03/10/new-drug-cost-picture-for-seniors-in-medicare-part-d.html